Chapter 541: No Concubine (5)

"Okay, okay." Nangong Qin nodded in relief, "This marriage should have been decided earlier. I will discuss with your second aunt and ask her to help with the marriage."

Her son's marriage should be managed by Lin's help? ! Zhao Shi couldn't believe her ears. Although she knew that Liu Qingqing was going to marry into the Nangong family, she never thought that the master would take away her right to arrange marriage for her son! Zhao Shi only felt a sigh of relief and almost fainted.

"Thank you Dad." Nangong Sheng said.

"Brother Cheng, Sister Chen," Nangong Qin's expression softened a little, and he waved his hand, "You go back first, I have something to say to your mother."

"Yes." Nangong Sheng and Nangong Tsang looked at the two of them hesitantly, and then went out.

After the children left, Nangong Qin looked at Zhao's eyes with a bit of sternness.

Zhao Shi felt that the blood all over his body was about to coagulate, and his internal organs were even more uncomfortable as if they were eaten by insects.

At this moment, there were messy footsteps outside the house, followed by the trembling voice of the little maid: "Master, Aunt Wen and the second girl heard that the madam is back, so they came to say hello to the madam."

"Tell them to go back." Nangong Qin's cold voice echoed in the house, "Just say that Madam will go back to Yuanjue Temple for meditation soon!"

Nangong Qin's words are equivalent to determining Zhao's next fate. Zhao almost missed it in one breath, and there was only despair in his heart...

In the early morning of the second day, the genius revealed that the fish belly was white, and the Zhao family was sent to the carriage together with Yingmao to Yuanjue Temple again. This time, she is afraid that her return date is uncertain.

After Nangong Yue finished taking a shower under the service of Yi Mei, she heard the news of Lily's report, but she didn't sympathize with Zhao at all. Everyone has to pay for their mistakes, and the Zhao family is no exception.

Nangong Yue quickly forgot all the troubles that had nothing to do with her, and concentrated on recovering from her illness...

After another two days, a piece of good news spread throughout the whole house in the blink of an eye. The wedding date of Nangong Sheng and Liu Qingqing was finally set. At the beginning of March next year, Nangong Qin asked the Lin family for help in front of the Su family and everyone else. Taking care of the marriage... Lin shi is not easy to refuse, so he is busy again, and even Nangong Yue comes here less.

Only Nangong Xinlei can't help but stay in Nangong Yue's Mozhu courtyard for several hours every day, and even brings her some small gifts every day in order to fear Nangong Yue's boredom...

After ten days or so leisurely, Zhang Taiyi visited several clinics and announced that she was all right, but she couldn't be overworked for the time being. This also caused the second room to breathe a sigh of relief.

Because of the words "can't be tired", Nangong Yue can continue without going to school. She leans against the window to read every day, and rubs Xiao Bai who is sitting beside her from time to time, making her life more comfortable.

"Three girls."

At this time, Baihui walked into the room lightly. She was a martial arts practitioner. After a few days, her body had fully recovered, and she returned to serve Nangong Yue.

Baihui saluted while reporting, "Miss Fu Liu came to the mansion to see your condition, and is now in Rong'an Hall to greet the old lady."

"Miss Fu Liu?" Nangong Yue put down the book and raised her eyebrows slightly. She only knew Fu Yunhe in this royal capital, and Fu Yunhe was the grandson of the eldest princess Yongyang. Could this girl Fu Liu be...

Baihui thought that Nangong Yue didn't understand, so she explained, "Miss Fu Liu is the granddaughter of the eldest princess Yongyang."

really……

Nangong Yue got up in a hurry and said to Yimei and Baihui, "Serve me and change." Because she didn't have to go out, she dressed casually, and her hair was casually tied in half with ribbons.